Now, I know these aren't a new concept amongst you uber-creatives, but humour me please as I have another shuffle through my very first moo cards. Aren't they fab! For all you moo-virgins out there, the mini cards are about half the width and roughly the same length of a business card and you can get 100 different images printed for a mere £9.99 (I uploaded photos straight from my Flickr pages). Plus, you can have any info you want printed on the back. I think I could become addicted. I feel like my three year old with his Ben 10 top trump cards; I am a little possesive of them and have to take them out of their box every 5 minutes to see if they are all still in order. I did, however, manage to part with about half of them and send them off to the lovely bride and groom from the wedding on Iona a fortnight ago. I punched a little hole and threaded through some ribbon to use one of the cards as a gift tag which I must say, was very effective. Stickers and postcards here I come. I'm going to moo the world! (Give it time, it will pass).
They're just lovely Carol. I've got some pictures I keep meaning to turn into Moo cards, must get on with that. What lovely reminders of a fab day.
Stephx
Posted by: Steph | 04/25/2008 at 10:31 AM
I've been thinking about doing this for ages now, they look great.
Posted by: cdm | 04/25/2008 at 02:12 PM
Hi Carol, These little "moo cards" are simple darling! I don't blame you a bit for wanting to keep sorting through them!... I may need to get some!!... Have a nice weekend!....Heidi :)
Posted by: heidi | 04/26/2008 at 06:53 AM
hiya, have to admit i'm a moo addict too, must upload a picture of mine like you have here, they look great all laid out together. perhaps it keys into our collecting cards as kids,did you do that too? the sticker ones,that you put in books. my brother had footballers of course. I had Smash Hits pop stars!!kat x
Posted by: Kat | 05/11/2008 at 09:18 PM